Daily One-Minute Lubrication Inspections and Field Tests
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- Vendor: Noria Corporation
- Type: Book
Description
Routine inspection of a machine’s lubrication system is one of the easiest and most productive ways to avoid equipment failure. This book describes many lubrication-related variables that can be quickly and easily monitored in a short timeframe. These inspections will be revealing, and can serve as the foundation of a precision lubrication management program.
A bonus of this program is that the operators and mechanics who perform the routine inspections will have a new awareness of the importance of effective lubrication.
Author:
Jim Fitch and Robert ScottPublished:
2013Format:
PaperbackPages:
52Table Of Contents:
- The Value of the One-Minute Inspection
- How to Give Your Machine a Physical
- Six Things to Consider when Setting up an Inspection Program
- Routine Operator-Based Inspections
- Important Machine Accessories for Inspections
- Simplifying Oil Analysis with Field Tests
- Blotter Spot Test
- Preparing a Patch Test
- Field Test for Ferrous Particles
- Crackle Test
- Viscosity Measurement
- Measuring Moisture Using Calcium Hydride
- Field Tests for Acid Number and Base Number
- Used Filter Inspections
- Field Test for Oil and Water Separation
- Visual Inspection of Oil in a Sample Bottle
- Using Oil Color as a Field Test
- Visual Internal Machinery Inspections
- Visual External Machinery Inspections
- Routine Inspection of Sight Glasses
- See Tank Bottoms Without Removing the Oil
- Audible Inspections
- Audible Bearing Symptoms
- Using Your Sense of Touch
- Oil Odor as a Field Test
- Safety Considerations
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